3 stars hotel in Alsace (68 - Haut Rhin)

Hi,

Among our latest works, this one (and another one soon). It's an old college transformed in a 3 stars hotel and located in a lovely alsatian village (see the pictures).

Our favourite visits are these of the seminar room and restaurant (because of the people). But in terms of quality it could be the exterior and the zoomifeye. All the rooms were really clean and design. Have a look here :

http://www.visites-interactives.eu/fr/visite-val-vignes/index.html

Bis später
See you soon
A plus tard (yes, I really spent 2 days in Alace and could hear many langages around me, it was rather funny)

Ma

Hi Tuur,

I like it too...

Thanks,

Ma

Thanks Tangent 12,

I had a look at your website http://www.tangent360.com/ yesterday and saw something rather clever regarding your kitcheen (the furniture open and closed). Good idea you had indeed and well done.

Ma

Zitat von Castillonis

Ma, I love the graphics. Especially the textures and the leaf. I was wondering why you used zoomify for the gigapixel image.

I need to do something similar to the kitchen doors that open with a computer server rack door. Though the server rack door is larger.

Why not using zoomify for large pictures. I bought zoomify some years ago and it gives the possibility to show our clients that we work on large pictures which is of some interest for printing (did you tried the fullscreen and zooming on the picture ?). Now, I know that HDview exists and another possibility through Krpano to do something similar. Let's say that as I have this soft, I want to use it from time to time.

For the graphics, I try to use my own pictures as I love photographiing nature and have thousands of photograhies. I know how to make vectoriel graphics but I often need a model !

Ma

Thanks "iMMERSIUM"

Le meilleur reste à venir... Encore une bientôt.

Ma

Zitat von Castillonis

...
San Francisco at night with movements. Does not show entire pano
http://www.stoneyphoto.com/examples/Floyd…16425x4117.html

San Francisco gigapixel using the krpano viewer. Shows entire pano
http://www.stoneyphoto.com/examples/CoitN…NikonSmall.html
...

Very nice panos indeed. Master class ! I love them both, but the first one is still more interesting. Bravo.

Thanks,

Ma